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started installing glass on GH
The sliding glass door in the background will be the roof along with 3 others that will cover 14 feet of roof line
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Fukushu kumquat grafted to flying dragon is 1 year 51 weeks old since bud swell.Related Discussions
Time to start seeds; can I see your set-up?
Comments (2)You'll find the answers to all these questions well-covered in the FAQs over on the Growing from Seed forum here. There are also lots of discussions with pictures of the various set-ups used, which ones to avoid using, the problems with using peat pots, the problems with using peat pellets, and the problems covers can cause when used incorrectly, damp-off, transplanting to larger containers once germinated, how to use soil heating pads and various types of growing lights needed, etc. Dave Here is a link that might be useful: Growing from Seed forum...See MoreLet's See Your Winter Storm Pictures
Comments (14)About 40 miles north of mtnrdredux, we had just snow. I was sad to see my birch out back look like this - A bit to the right - And while I was making the dinner for my friend Jimmy to take to his father and grandmother 2.5 hours north, he was snow blowing paths and the driveway for me. Thank-you, Jimmy! He also gently knocked the snow off the birch for me, and it bounced back, but I lost a Japanese Maple planted this fall....See MoreCan I see your winter setup?
Comments (97)Hi all, I'd be curious to any new tips anyone has learned over the years. I just re-read this threat and it's full of useful information. A few questions: 1. Regarding fans/circulation, does everyone have the fan mostly blowing directly on their shelves. Consistently or intermittently (side to side moving fan)? Other than affecting leaf temperature and promoting growth, does it worsen vs help pests such as scale or mites? 2. Ewwmayo, how do you secure your sunblaster lights onto the wood strips? I'm still using the sunblaster plastic things that you buy separately to secure multiple light fixtures together, but they are really flimsy, and it is difficult for the lights to fit in them. Thanks...See Morelet’s see your landscape!
Comments (4)We are in the PNW and growing hydrangeas is not difficult due to the rain, moderate temps and angle of the sun. Zone 7 - 8 is perfect and fossils of hydrangeas are quite common - so they have been growing here for millions of years. Most of the following photos were taken the last few days - so they are going dormant. You will also see many small pots and plants that will be sold at our garden club plant sale in May. My style of landscape is 'the one with the least amount of soil....wins' lol It is also called layering, and possible because we don't have to protect in winter, or worry about mildew - so we can grow them very close together. Anyway - that's my story and I'm sticking to it! Back garden, Asperas, Lady in Red, Pia, and Nikko Blue in back - planted to hide fence. Aspera, Serrata - Beni Gaku, Oakleaf, new serratas still in pots. Other side of garden, Aspera, Mac. Kluis Superba, New Serratas Miss Saori and two Kiyosumi Along the driveway, raised and shaded under vine maples Hydrangeas and hardy fuchsias are great companions....See More
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Lemon Lime Orange Zone 6a
last yearlast modified: last year100 percent artificial light with Gavita Pro RD2400e LED. Air temp on left. Root temp on right.
Lemon Lime Orange Zone 6a
last yearNew flush, new bloom and larger fruit since bringing indoors. Gavita light has exceeded my expectations. Would like to see roots warmer but it has been a challenge with an 80 lbs clay pot. Because of cold roots transpiration of nutrients has been slower than it would normally outdoors with this light level. Have used the following as foliar spray or drench; Jacks, Southern AG nutritional supplement, Southern AG Iron and Sulphur, Grow Scripts bloom time and maintenance forumulas. Tree has responded much better to foliar spray, and drenches. I know I have the right minerals in the pot but they are not available fast enough so have had to off label extra feedings of foliar or drench to keep up.
Citrus, Cacti, Succulents, Photography · More Info
Citrus, Cacti, Succulents, Photography · More Info
Citrus, Cacti, Succulents, Photography · More Info
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